Good morning, Pullman.

After Colfax ended its senior meals program, Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington joined the city as United Way of Whitman County and a local firm raised $15,000 to fund meals for seniors at the Pullman Senior Center on Tuesdays and Fridays at noon for three months.

Cambell House is hosting an event that brings 1910 Christmas traditions to life — featuring period decorations and live reenactments for local visitors.

The display lets Pullman experience a historical holiday atmosphere in a unique setting.

Avista Utilities is preparing for a windstorm that began Tuesday night and continues today – strong winds may cause power outages due to falling trees in the Palouse, and crews advise customers to check outage maps and follow safety precautions until assessments conclude.

Steelhead Americas, a Portland company proposing a wind farm north of Pullman, says new setback rules would force its project to seek state approval.

The Whitman County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing today at 6:00 in the Public Service Building in Colfax for comments.

Local healthcare leaders are racing to prevent increased costs (affecting patients and families) and have planned meetings to review new measures.

Residents are encouraged to stay updated as the plans develop.

WSU fell to Seton Hall 74-65 in a close contest that tested both teams.

The loss has coaches focusing on improvement as the team prepares for its next game.